The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-01-20
News of the Grange, first page.

player.
Recoections of Addison Grant the boy soldier,
| fourth page.
| F. A. Shaw, at Forbes old stand, - Main street.
continues his slaughter of boots and shoes.
We have received from Representative Wilson
the report of the Fish and Game Commissioners.
Mayor Baker was in Portland Tuesday, attend
ing meeting OF the Democratic State Committee.
No. 5of European Sketches-"A Swiss Watering
Place'-and No. , of Folk Lore, in next weeks
Journal.
Brief biographies of the Waldo county decga
ton in the Maine Legislature printed ON the
fourth page.
Wednesday morning the coolest of the sea
son, the Thermometer registering from Is to 70
degrees below zero in this city
Capt. James F. Mchcen has gone to New York
to take command of his schooner the NellitsS.
Pickering, Capt Flowers coming home.
Mr., A, II. lanscomc is running as freight clerk
on the steamer katahdn i'll the place of Capt
Frank A. Guernsey of Bangor, who is at home
Mr. W. A Clark, clothing manufacturer, adycrtis-
eS for pants makers Notice change in the adv. of
II, +. McDonalL who has receivcla choice lot of
new goods.
A new school Of -mclts struck in last week and
the catch in he river saturday ,yas fair The fish
are larger in size. The smelt takes the hook best
ON stormy days.
The following have been allowed pensions
Nancy Gray, Belmont; Sarah NJ. Sawyer, Mont
vile, Reuben r. Webb, West Troy; George A.
Patterson. Belfast.
Mr.. H. T.. Pierce has begun to cut lee at his pond
at the mouth Of Goose river The frequent and
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Are there two Charles bConnells in this city:
The jury were not satisfied that the oConneiI on
trial Monday, Was the same oConncll convicted in
january last. 1t must Toe diScouraging to the tent
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Mr. }. : Hartman who was appointed to eN
anime the records Of the lac VIM. Berry, Clerk of
Courts, has made partial report. He says the
doing9 of the April term, 1856, were not recorded
by the Clerk. Mr.. Wadln has been ordered to
eomret, the unfinished record of his predecessor.
The proposition td build a road connecting Cam
den and Rockland has been thoroughly discussed
in l;ockport aud tamden, and thus far no oppo-
siton whatever mas shown itself The Courier
r, Gazette says the unanimous feeling is that Gam
den aud Eorklort want the road, need the road.
and Will have it.
A. A. ITuNlS n co. This Old e,tahli- hcd firm
are heard from this week through ad, ertsing
columns. Their corner is Il IIowc> hold word and
they carry the biggest stock of groccric, i'll Waldo
county, which they sell at the lowest possible
prices. see what they have to ofrr in groceries
an, ether line of goods.
Mrs. F.,.,fro.L ! p.,.. r,,,,,,.,f, ~, ,,.,oI.n
romm,tt,d .ui.i,i, at K,r1laua t,,l,, w., t,Lin,,
Rough ON Rats" She informed b,, husband m
O'Clock "ha She had done. A doctor was called,
but the woman lied at midnight in terrible agony,
she leaves tNo children boy of Il and gll Of >.
FANNY trouble Is salI to nave been the cause "i
the deceit
\ cnIusrut cight 7ucIul Assemblies by ~anhorn'.
orchestra WAS opru,,l at yhr Eo,l;-t opera Ilot-r
last Tuc-'iay evening. They viii Ice hcd 'u Iurs-
day evening OF oa"t Werk unless the weather pre-
vents, Tiekct- for Tile roul-c -. Single Jr >rt -
cents ihe "ttr'"|n"} wa S'"' tac hf-' night
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81 the annual meeting ol the Belfast t'a~ L'-ht
Company, Monday, Jan 4, lNN1, VIM. T.; swan,
Asa y lio"r~, NHthen +. Houston. {. b. Hazel
ting aud john II, QHimhF We're reelected direct
orr. Wm. Il. Swan wa- chosen president; John
II. lUimby tlcrk ami Treas, and \. II, Pierce,
superintendent. \ ,jiylirud ot pcD cent. WA.
declared from tine years earnings
A,li.patch from patt,p Me. i,l.,. ,l,. the I-th
saw. Charles " Conaut, man about forty five
wears of age, iiVug hone about thrce-luulth- Of
mile south of ia,ieu village Wa~ found ead in his
barn, sunday forenoon, by nri@hbor He fell
FROM his stool white milking 7" COW 1t Is Thought
that hc died saturday evening, a. hi body Wa-
frozen lie ha- relatives in Belfast, but none IN
Pattcn.
Mr. Louis p.n,uctan. -,u of (,,trt Iu,r. G.; Pen.
,ll,,on, ut >.ie~uor lr.e .oncl,,tr l3ur-- at Min
palnfi-, Mimi. ,hc flrn I:rlnc r,in- Blown Ham
iltou 4 rculrluu The, deal in b:,,,t,,arr stoves
tin toutiug Sc. MIR. rrlIlrt.i v;t- with MIR. w.
IL. Morrison in tins city ;or tlrce years, leaving
nclv Sunrtlllug mor. thau a y,4lr ago. lie is ii
popular young mal, ua his mau1 friends here
wish him success. Another member eff the tirin
Werner Hamilton il 4; ~rar~port Lay.
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